Guide Dog: GPS navigation, MS Office and parking sensor?
Dec 7, 2006 gps navigation
We came across this product on website of a company which will be attending CES 2007 in Las Vegas in January. The product is called Guide Dog and it does various useful things in a super slim body that would make the iPod Nano jealous.
According to the manufacturer – Power Digital Card – Guide Dog is the world’s first CE device featuring a 4 TFT LCD super bright touch screen, the world’s first navigation kit with a built-in antenna, the world’s first navigation device with 2D/3D gaming, and the world’s thinnest GPS device. We’re not sure if these claims are true, but whatever it is, it looks sexy.
In addition to providing GPS navigation, Guide Dog also supports PSD (Personal Storage Disc), a new technology of memory device, along with traditional memory cards such as MMC, MMCplus, and SD.
Apparently it also functions as a PC allowing for internet browsing, email access, MS Office functions, and IP Phone. You can also buy external accessories to turn your Guide Dog into DVB-T receiver, Parking Sensor (what?), Bluetooth (questionable), GPRS, UART and Handsfree. OK, it sounds made up. We’re contacting the manufacturer!
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December 7th, 2006 at 1:10 pm
O.K. I’ll bit on this…
Sounds really cool.. hope it is not made up..
Nice artwork if it is..
COMMENT: you mention you found this item on web site of company going to attend CES 2007. Is it fair to ask what company or where is web site..?
Thanks for any follow-up info.. I’d be first or one of first to get one of these if real..
Happy holidays..
Simko
December 8th, 2006 at 9:38 am
This does sound Great! Too good to be true. Anyway, even if it does have all it says packed in, what will battery time and actuall performance be like?!
December 9th, 2006 at 2:08 pm
this thing shouldnt exist because its unreasonable to pack all of these featues in a “portable” form factor , this is why it’s primarily a mock-up
July 6th, 2008 at 6:06 am
Guide Dog.
I am interesting in new article guide dog,how many cost and how to bay it.Can that article use in Croatia.
I am hunting with beagle dogs in mountain,woods.How many miles receiver can reach.
June 5th, 2009 at 4:47 am
The first guide dogs in Britain were German Shepherds. Three of these first were Judy, Meta and Folly who were handed over to their new owners, veterans blinded in World War I, on 6 October 1931 Judy’s new owner was Musgrave Frankland. America’s first guide dog owner was Morris Frank, with Buddy.[1]. This was followed, in 1934, by the start of The Guide Dogs for the Blind Association in Great Britain.
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